Good Roasts For Haters Novels & Stories

"This is fucking great." "We haven't eaten yet." "I don't need food to recognize greatness." He handed me a hot dog and a roasting stick. I shoved the hot dog onto the end. "Over the coals," he said. "I know how to roast a hot dog." I stuck it directly into the flame. He stared at me. "What?" "Over the coals." "Fire is faster." "You're burning it." "I'm cooking it aggressively." The outside blackened. Perfect. Jay's was slowly turning brown like he had patience or something. Mine caught fire.

Nice. "Will you do the job?" Cedric asked, placing his hands on the table. I hummed in response, "I will. She'll be dead by next week." "Good" He nodded, "Remember, kill her as The Shadow not as Alessio Romano unless you want to get in a Fucking war with the Mexican Mafia." "Chill. I know what to do." I replied, standing up, "I'll take your leave now. Have a bad day." Then I left, slamming the door shut on my way out.

he said smoothly, "even when it’s locked from the inside." He clicked his tongue. "I thought you were smart enough to know that, Ivy." My fists clenched. I hated how he said my name like it was a joke. I hated how my desperation amused him. I hated everything about him. With mocking ease, he added, "Calling someone who answers to me… to betray me? That was bold. Stupid, but bold." "I hate you," I muttered, my voice trembling. He adjusted his cufflink, gaze cool. "Save your hate and your energy for tomorrow."

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Arthur lifted his glass and took a sip, prompting the others to do the same; Rori closed her eyes and allowed the cool alcohol to glide down her throat before placing the glass back down. The main course consisted of a large steak and greens with cauliflower rice and bresuto wrapped asparagus. Out of habit Rori instantly cut up her steak and asparagus, her cuts were precise and silent just the way she had been taught by her madam; Rori had hated that old nun, but now silently thanked her for the lessons. An ear splitting screech snapped Rori out of her thoughts again and she glanced toward the sound to see Mrudok’s large frame struggling with the dainty silverware he held as Mason and Krist

Rakshit When I came back from the restaurant I was pissed as hell.... I was making coffee for myself to calm my nerves and at the same time my I-am-too-smart-to-be-ignored friend Rohan barged in. I sighed. More than coffee THIS is going to help me. I took a broom that was under the kitchen counter and ran towards him... as I said earlier I am going to beat the crap out of him for making my profile without the most important detail.

“What? Admiring the view?” I rolled my eyes, but my smile gave me away. “Someone has to supervise. You two would burn the place down otherwise.” Ryan flipped a steak with dramatic flair. “Burn? This is art, baby.” Roy leaned over the counter, stealing a quick kiss. “She’s right. Last time you cooked, the smoke alarm sang backup.” Ryan clutched his chest. “Betrayal from my own brother. Hailey, defend me.” I laughed...the sound light, genuine, surprising even me. “I’m staying neutral. But I will say Roy’s mashed potatoes are unbeatable.”

Just the hum of the fridge and the rain tapping lightly against the window. Normal life still feels like a trick. “I hate that this keeps happening,” I say. “Every time I breathe, someone reminds me I don’t get to be done.” Liam watches me, eyes steady. “You don’t get to be done alone.” I stop pacing. He smiles, small and crooked. “Also, before this completely ruins the night, I should warn you—the chicken may be a crime.” Despite myself, a laugh slips out. Short. Real. “You promised pasta.”

Seconds later, I felt something thrown over my head and I looked up, it was Zade's jacket. “You look like a potato inside a sack.” Zade said, his voice laced with barely restrained amusement. I yanked the jacket off my head, glaring at him. “What are you doing?” I snapped, holding the jacket out like it was a piece of evidence in a crime, “I don’t need this.” “You looked like you were about to combust.” He pointed out, completely unfazed by my irritation, “Thought I’d save you the trouble of becoming a chicken roast.” “A roast?” I repeated incredulously, staring at him as if he’d lost his mind, “That’s the best analogy you could come up with?”

I lifted my gaze, my vision blurring. “James…” My voice was hoarse, barely a whisper. “Do you really hate me that much? “Would my death finally make you happy?” For a brief second, something flickered in his eyes—hesitation, maybe even concern. But his next words were like ice. “Yes. “So die, then.”